Lately, I've been approached by several CTOs and CMOs seeking advice on managing their organization's hosting and architecture requirements for multiple websites. Often, they're curious about handling the installation and configuration of many sites in Kentico. Although this is not a new subject, it seems to be a recurring topic this summer for some unknown reason. As a result, I decided to...
Another year has passed us all by as we sit here on New Year’s Eve. Since today is technically a holiday day off for us, and I’m dead tired from the crazy workout this morning, I found a little inspiration to write up a ‘year in review’ blog post. It’s a nice way to reflect on all the things that were accomplished this year. Global pandemic aside, 2021 was a busy and productive...
.NET Core and .NET 5 have been available for some time now and .NET 6 will be released any month now, but the majority of existing Kentico MVC sites previous to version 13 were created in .NET MVC...
Throughout the years I have spent a lot of time conversing with CTOs, CIOs, CMOs, and Directors, helping them understand the choices that they have with implementing their next major web initiative or rebranding. They often come to the table with questions on how to best build their website in an efficient and cost-effective way, maximizing their...
Details on my session at Global Azure 2022 virtual conference on May 5th,...
In this episode of Kentico Rocks, Brian McKeiver is joined by fellow Kentico Xperience MVP Mike Wills. Brian and Mike discuss how enterprise organizations can best integrate Kentico Xperience into their existing microservice based...
The last set of benefits of moving to Kentico Xperience MVC is going to get technical. I'm finishing the list with the bigger picture technical reasons as to why MVC makes a ton of sense for Kentico Xperience over the legacy Portal Engine. Most of these should be somewhat clear and not take too much...
The next set of benefits of moving to Kentico Xperience MVC is focusing on the Marketing people in the conversation. The points in this post illustrate and identify the reasons why this again, is not just a technical conversation. All Marketers should be aware that the paradigm shifts in Kentico Xperience MVC. Gone is the Page Menu Item page type with full WYSIWYG textboxes and Design tab of a...
Even in 2021, I am still having multiple conversations with Kentico Xperience clients about moving from Portal Engine to MVC. Those who are not familiar with the situation are having difficulties with why they have to rebuild their sites in MVC. This post includes my first 10 reasons from a business standpoint, and the follow up posts will contain the remaining reasons as to why moving to MVC...
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